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January 2002 - July 2006 - The Jerry Quarry Foundation

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CALIFORNIA||RONNYRAINS@YAHOO.COM||||10|Kent: I sent off for 8 more <strong>Quarry</strong> bouts<br />

from Newspapers,Seattle,Albuquerque,Canton Ohio,Denver,St.Paul,Kansas City,And<br />

now I know who was the biggest pro JQ fought,non-other than you guessed<br />

it,Charley Reno! All 251 pounds of him, and had 50 pounds on the 201 1/4lb<br />

<strong>Quarry</strong>.I've figured for a long time Ring Magazine had made a mistake on the<br />

weights <strong>Quarry</strong> 212 to RENO'S 221,just did not seem right to me,Especially since<br />

<strong>Jerry</strong> never came into the ring at even 210 pounds, 209 3/4 vs "Scrap Iron" In<br />

Hawii,Was <strong>Jerry</strong>'s heaviest. take care!|<br />

|8/14/03 04:00:30 PM|Massimo|Rome||uffa !||||10|Buster Mathis was an incredible<br />

guy ! He fought his first pro fight in 1965 at 300 lb against Bob Maynard and<br />

three years later fought against James J. Beattie at 229. I thinkis weight<br />

was about 231 lb against <strong>Jerry</strong> <strong>Quarry</strong> and about 330 against Ali' !!!!!! Anyway,<br />

he had a good career !! |<br />

|8/14/03 07:21:19 PM|JIMMY DORSEY|VENTURA<br />

CALIFORNIA||RONNYRAINS@YAHOO.COM||||10|Yu are very well right,Big Buster had<br />

nothing to be ashamed of 35-4 at least 23 knockouts or so,Bonavena was good,But<br />

to me a little overly ranked,case in point,he won outright robberies vs LEOTIS<br />

MARTIN,AL "BLUE" LEWIS,and ZORA FOLLEY,and FOLLEY'S Boxing lesson he dished out<br />

to Oscar,would have been his second win over RINGO,I remember the W.B.A. was<br />

they only one to rank Oscar over JQ, for the number # 1 contender spot in late<br />

1970.after Bonavena's DQ Loss to Paez,and <strong>Jerry</strong> had just KO'D 24-0 MAC FOSTER.|<br />

|8/15/03 04:42:48 AM|Massimo|Rome||shaq.com||||10|Zora Folley !! I think Zora<br />

was a master of boxing ( or boxing's master ?) ! Anyway, Bob Foster, one of the<br />

greatest boxing' s champions of all times, said "he taught me how to box". I<br />

think that Sonny ( or I think Sonny ?) was great when beat him in 1960<br />

(unfortunately I never could watch the fight but Ihave read about it) within<br />

3 rounds. I think Sonny Liston (or I think that Sonny Liston) of the period<br />

1958-1962 was a real champion and would have beaten even a prime Mike Tyson<br />

because he had the same power and areach twice longer...|<br />

|8/15/03 11:00:24 AM|anonymous|usa||anonymous||||8|Kent, never can be too<br />

careful on the internet, so I will remain anonymous. Even though my question<br />

was not directed to you, thanks for the answer |<br />

|8/17/03 10:51:41 AM|Massimo|Rome||shaqbetterthanchamberlain.com||||10|I have<br />

just discovered that in the Clay-Sabedong fight the weights were exactly: Clay:<br />

194 1/2 Sabedong:225I give you this information freely ( what a great<br />

person I am !).|<br />

|8/18/03 01:25:31 PM|Bob Bumbera|NC||renfbera@aol.com||||10|I've been reading<br />

the Cooney thing here for the last few weeks and thought I'd through in my two<br />

cents. Gerry was a big strong guy with a deadly left hook. He was also quick<br />

of both hand and feet. He had a good left jab, fast and straight and a good<br />

powerful right hand. Larry Holmes exposed him, the good, bad and ugly, for what<br />

he was. A big strong guy with a deadly left hook. He did hurt Holmes several<br />

times and it was not one a one sided fight. What it came down to was Cooneys<br />

heart, maybe not even his heart but the deamons inside himself. Faced with<br />

adversity he withered away. <strong>The</strong> Spinks fight, the Foreman fight,same thing.<br />

Maybe he was drinking or snorting coke or what ever, that's nothing new in the<br />

fight game. Remember Mickey Walker, the old saying was "He won a hundred<br />

fights, many of them sober". Or what about Aaron Pryor. He was getting high<br />

DURING fights. Bottom line on Cooney is he just didn't have it inside, where it<br />

counts. And to Massimo, I don't think Liston would have beaten a prime Tyson.<br />

Tyson was too quick for Sonny. And did you know both Shaq and your buddy Primo<br />

Carnera wore the same size shoe? Size 22. Oh yeah before I forget, no way <strong>Jerry</strong><br />

beats Foreman. Ever. |<br />

|8/18/03 04:38:49 PM|Massimo|Rome||shaqbetterthanjabbar.com||||10|Bob, thanks<br />

for the answer ! I don't think Carnera ( thanks for the free English<br />

lesson...)wore the same shoe' s size ( or shoes's size, bah ! ) of Shaq. I<br />

don' t know the American sistem for shoes measure but in the Italian sistem Shaq

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